Inuit woman getting her teeth examined. 1945.  Note her baby in her hood. Inuit women wore parkas that had hoods large enough to fit an infant if needed. This kept the babies close to their body, and wrapped in warm material, without having to make a separate papoose or harness to carry their baby in.  Inuit woman in the Northwest Territories. 1906. From the Library of Congress Lomen Bros. Collection.
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